Getting Started With Scratch

You will be opening Scratch by clicking on the Scratch icon on your desktop and not using the Start button as described in the video.

Now that you've seen an introduction to Scratch, it's time to start your learning journey. Click and open the Task Cards and watch the corresponding video and then complete the task and/or use the Scratch Cards on the Scratch Website and a few additional at Stratolab. When you save your Scratch projects, make sure you include your name as part of the file name when you save.

Task Cards	Task Card Video
TASK CARDS 1.pdf Movement, Looping (repeat/forever) and Bouncing on Edge
TASK CARDS 2.pdf Change effects (color, etc), Press key and Wait __ sec.
TASK CARDS 3.pdf Importing New Sprites and Speaking/Thinking
TASK CARDS 4.pdf Create Your Own Animation Using Costumes
TASK CARDS 5.pdf X&Y Coordinates and Pen Down Effect
TASK CARDS 6.pdf Sensing Feature/Hide and Show
TASK CARDS 7.pdf Broadcasting and Receiving
TASK CARDS 8.pdf Variables and Keeping Score
TASK CARDS 9.pdf Putting It All Together
TASK CARDS 10.pdf Editing Sprites

Thanks to the Ottawa Catholic School for the task cards & videos!
Finished with these and want more? Try these:

Shall We Learn Scratch Lessons and Shall We Learn Scratch Video Lessons
More Scratch Tutorials
2D Game Making Tutorials (no sound but includes instruction on adding a leader board)
Adding a timer
How to make a simple game in Scratch
Tutorials from Scratch website
Random Motion

Are you trying to make a game? Read these:

LP-Scratch

Getting Started With Scratch

Task Cards

Task Card Video